Sentence examples for printed handbooks from inspiring English sources

Considered an amateur architect, he depended upon plans found in printed handbooks and engraved editions of historic architects, using the plans with outstanding success.

In 2000 2002, printed handbooks covered only 32% of expected pregnancies whereas it covered 48.2% in 2005 2007.

Technical support provided by UNICEF for printing valeology handbooks in large amount for parents of elementary, junior and high school children can also be regarded as a tangible contribution to creating a favourable social environment (the handbook has been designed within the framework of Ukrainian-Canadian project «Youth for Health»).

This version of the legend has been printed in numerous BSA handbooks and magazines.

The first ritual handbook was printed in 1885, but contained only sections teaching Unity and Charity.

The printed copy of the handbook was given to trainees during the PDA-free period.

No difference was noted in their subjective preference for the PDA or printed copy of the handbook, and the individual's preference did not correlate with previous PDA experience.

He was a prominent representative of those humanist scholars active during the last revival of classical learning in Byzantium and is best remembered for his Erotemata grammatika ("Grammatical Questions," first printed in Milan, 1493), a handbook of Greek in the form of question and answer that enjoyed great popularity among Western humanists of the early Renaissance.

The printed version of the Oxford handbook of Clinical Specialties, which includes 12 books, is available as handheld version on smartphones [ 41].

Most were derived from a handbook on drawing by Abraham Bloemaert printed in 1655.

But why hasn't anyone printed a handy cut-out-and-keep handbook explaining what all this stuff means?